So, the lay of the land at the top of the Championship after tonight's result is very much more of the same, with Burnley and Sheffield United winning.

What an absolutely enormous lead the pair have at the second tier summit.

The Clarets have an incredible 19-point cushion on third-placed Watford, with the Blades 14 points off the Hornets.

The English Football League continues tomorrow and we'll be bringing you all the action as it happens.

But for now, thank you for joining us.

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Blackpool became the 14th Championship club to change manager this season when they sacked Michael Appleton on Wednesday.

The struggling Seaiders have turned to veteran boss Mick McCarthy in a bid to avoid a return to League One.

His time in charge of the Bloomfield Road side begins with a relegation six-pointer at home to fellow bottom three outfit Huddersfield at 15:00 GMT on Saturday.

Tomorrow's EFL action kicks off at 12:30 GMT with seventh-placed Norwich's trip to Coventry.

Join us for all the action from across the Championship, League, One and League Two from 12:15 GMT.

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Burnley's win tonight means that they retain their unbeaten home record in the league alongside one other team in the EFL.

That team, quite unbelievably, is Lincoln City, who are 16th in League One.

The Imps have won just two of their games at Sincil Bank but drawn the other 10.

Mark Kennedy's men welcome lowly Burton tomorrow.

Paul Weller
Former Burnley midfielder on BBC Radio Lancashire

It's a great night. What a performance. What an atmosphere. What a night.

Everything about tonight was really good. Everyone is playing their part in this promotion push.

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Burnley battle back and they're now 19 points clear of third place.

Great, great game and a brilliant advert for second tier football.

The Baggies took an early lead through Darnell Furlong's header from a corner.

The Clarets dominated from thereon but it looked like their unbeaten home record was going to come to an end until Nathan Tella rifled in an equaliser.

Vincent Kompany's men kept going in search of a winner and Scott Twine got it with a wonderful free-kick from 20 yards out for his first goal for the club.

Promotion now surely just a matter of time for Burnley.

Tough one to take for West Brom this.

They led for so long but Burnley are just relentless at this level and the Baggies could not see it out.

Ian Maatsen is in the book for stopping a Baggies breakaway.

Into five minutes of time added on.

Can West Brom salvage a draw?

One sub apiece.

Burnley bring Vitinho on and West Brom chuck striker Karlan Grant on up top.

Paul Weller
Former Burnley midfielder on BBC Radio Lancashire

Mr Twine welcome to Burnley Football Club. What an introduction. What a player. What a finish.

The goalkeeper had no chance.

West Brom are living on their nerves now.

A corner drops to Charlie Taylor about eight yards out and he lashes an effort at goal that the away team manage to get in the way of.

It was probably Okay Yokuslu. He seems to be in the way whenever a Clarets player has a dig.

Now the home side have a free-kick 20 yards out.

Jeepers keepers!

Alex Palmer has looked as solid as they come in nets for West Brom this evening.

Or at least he had until just now as he almost spills a pretty hopeful cross into the path of Burnley attackers. Thankfully for the Baggies he gathers it at the second attempt.

Okay Yokuslu gets in the way of a Josh Brownhill effort.

I've got no idea how many blocks the Turkey international has made for West Brom this evening. Some shift.

Both teams go to the bench.

Scott Twins is on for goalscorer Nathan Tella for the hosts and Adam Reach is on for Grady Diangana for the Baggies.

Seven minutes to go.

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Not a stunning performance from Sheffield United but these are the wins you grind out if you're hunting for promotion.

Daniel Jebbison capped off his return to the starting line-up by scoring within four minutes and despite Hull bossing much of the second half, they couldn't find a breakthrough.

Benjamin Tetteh's sending off summed up a frustrating night for the traveling Tigers.

All-action.

Jayson Molumby gets himself free on the inside right of the Burnley area and hits a low shot across goal.

Arijanet Muric gets down sharply to keep it out.

That's West Brom's first shot in... some time.

Ooooh.

Josh Cullen slides in and wins possession on the halfway line and the home side think they're away.

The referee thinks otherwise and he is right.

Cullen fouled Grady Diangana.

Sheffield United win a free-kick in a dangerous area with less than three minutes left of injury time.

But it's wasted as the hosts tamely put it out for a goal kick no sooner does the ball enter the box.

Paul Weller
Former Burnley midfielder on BBC Radio Lancashire

They only need one on target and there it is. What a superb ball form Anass Zaroury and Nathan Tella with his pace causes problems.

His first touch isn't the best but what a finish, he buries into the bottom corner. Game on.

All hands on deck for West Brom!

The home side are pouring forward and getting boxes into the box.

Erik Pieters heads away a dangerous centre and then when Nathan Tella shoots for goal the ex-Clarets man gets his head in the way of it once again.